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Anonymous

17 Aug 2020

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I’m interested in investing in China A share, what broker should I should? Currently I’m using SCB but it’s doesn’t allow me to access shanghai or Shenzhen exchange?

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Wrong Sean

17 Aug 2020

HKSE does have some A shares ETFs that you can take a look at. Might be less risker than investing into a single stock? Should be able to get a list from the HKSE website.

SCB has access to HKSE.

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Nicholas Beh

17 Aug 2020

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SCB does not offer China market access.

You can consider using Interactive Brokers or Tiger Brokers which offer trading of some Chinese shares through the HK-Shanghai/Shenzhen Stock Connect.

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